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Old 04-04-2009
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Anybody familar with the asus warranty on the rex? How long, does the rma process suck slug, etc?

I'm thinking of just going with the $2xx new rex from the egg.

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You could just use the bios and then setfsb if you like. It does allow for you to tweak the fsb and various volt from windows. It would be good for cpuz if you want to squeak out a few extra mhz that you couldn't have because of your boot. But as stated you could use setfsb but I don't think you can tweak the volts with it like you could the lcd poster. Correct me if I am wrong chuchnit but the lcd poster does allow for voltage increase on your cpu, fsb, nb and sb? Its been so long that I'm not 100% positive but pretty positive.

Yes the LCD poster monitors like 7 different temps, 7 different volts, can adjust volts for CPU vtt, CPU vcore, NB vcore, SB 1.5v, SB 1.05v, DRAM, and like one more, plus adjust FSB at the bios level within windows.

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Anybody familar with the asus warranty on the rex? How long, does the rma process suck slug, etc?

I'm thinking of just going with the $2xx new rex from the egg.

Screw it, its inbound
ASUS has a three year warranty. You do not have to register it with ASUS like evga so anyone who buys the board has the warranty three years from the date that serial number was produced.
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